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FREE BIOLOGY AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT ESSENTIALS
OF BIO 1 EXAM QUESTIONS
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Question 1: What is the relationship between DNA and chromatin?
Answer:
- Chromatin is the combination of DNA packaged around proteins.
- M.
Question 2: A single cell is selected from a randomly dividing population of animal cells.Probability is highest that this cell is in
B) G1.
C) G2.
D) S.
Answer:
B) G1.
Question 3: In a typical animal cell, the cell cycle phase that is longest is
A) G1.
B) G2.
C) M.
D) S.
Answer:
A) G1.
Question 4: If a 2n cell with 16 chromosomes undergoes mitosis, how many chromosomes will each daughter cell have?
- 8
- 4
C) 32
D) 16
E) 64
Answer:
D) 16
Question 5: CORRECT about the frequency of mitosis.
- Some cells, like leaf cells, cease to divide after mature size is reached.
- Bone marrow cells are an example of cells that cease to divide after maturity.
- Somatic cells divide continually.
Answer:
Answer: B
Question 6: Looking under a microscope, you see 2 neighboring daughter cells. One of the cells has 3 chromosomes, the other has
- The diploid # of chromosomes in this type of cell is
- What could be the reason for the different number of chromosomes in the cells?
Answer:
The division of sister chromatids of one chromosome did not occur properly during mitosis.
Question 7: Why do karyotypes always show metaphase chromosomes?
Answer:
- The chromosomes are fully condensed during metaphase.
- Prokaryotic cells have no plasma membrane.
- Prokaryotic cells dont duplicate their DNA first.
- Prokaryotic cells have 1 chromosome and no nuclear membrane.
Question 8: Why is prokaryotic cell division different from eukaryotic cell division? .
Answer:
- Prokaryotic cells have 1 chromosome and no nuclear membrane.
- 30
Question 9: If a cell contains 20 chromosomes, how many chromatids will be present during prophase?
B) 20
- 5
D) 40
E) 10
Answer:
Answer: D
Question 10: What is/are the function(s) of cell division?
- make more organisms in single-celled organisms
- keep cell size small as multicellular organisms grow
- make more cells in a multicellular organism
- All of the above.
Answer:
- All of the above.
- mitosis
- S
- G2
- cytokinesis
Question 11: In cell division, when are mitochondria, lysosomes, ribosomes and other cytosolic cell components divided?
E) G15
Answer:
- cytokinesis
- replication of DNA.
- the sequences of bases in the human genes.
- control of the cell cycle.
- cytokinesis.
Question 12: Because cancer is unrestrained cell division, cancer research today focuses mainly on the topic of
Answer:
- control of the cell cycle